RedStateMore Trump Joy in PA, As Steelworkers and Steelers Fans Roar in Support
- Bias Rating
-18% Somewhat Liberal
- Reliability
20% ReliablePoor
- Policy Leaning
-40% Somewhat Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
18% Positive
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25% Positive
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87% : "Then Trump arrived for the game, and the energy was palpable.57% : Former Pittsburgh Steelers Antonio Brown, Mike Wallace, and Le'Veon Bell also came out to support Trump.
55% : Then on Sunday, Trump went to the Steelers game after his shift at McDonald's.
53% : Former WWE stars The Undertaker and Kane endorsed Trump in a video released on Saturday.
49% : Trump walked into one rally with the Undertaker's music, flanked by Secret Service agents.
44% : READ MORE: MSNBC Goes Into Full Meltdown Mode As Trump Gets Huge Crowd and Cheers at McDonald'sEPIC:
35% : Then the steelworkers for Trump came out, then cheered as they got him to wear a hard hat; he promised to protect U.S. steel as well as fracking.
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